New details were revealed about GEO-82, the adult-only lounge coming to Spaceship Earth at EPCOT. New Details for GEO-82 ...

When Will GEO-82 Open? The lounge will officially open in late spring 2025, and we expect a menu and more details on reservation availability will be made available in the weeks l ...

An all-new lounge that overlooks the World Celebration gardens and World Showcase Lagoon is coming to Disney's EPCOT theme ...

Among the latest developments for 2025, Epcot will unveil a unique adults-only lounge known as Geo-82, nestled within the iconic Spaceship Earth. This lounge promises to offer a distinctive space ...

Walt Disney World is unveiling an exciting new addition to its Epcot theme park: a sophisticated adults-only lounge named GEO-82, set to open this spring. This immersive venue promises a unique ...

The pirate place — which has no acknowledged official name — was first announced in 2023, followed by the Spaceship Earth announcement in summer 2024. Disney has said GEO-82 will open this spring, but ...

Disney Parks, are, as always intended, spaces designed for the whole family to have fun together. However, an upcoming ...

GEO-82, inspired by the beloved ride, is set to open this year and will offer reservations for park guests ages 21 and older, according to a post on the official Disney Parks Blog. The new adults ...

The new lounge is the first of two new lounges coming to Walt Disney World this year, according to the Disney Parks Blog. The other is a Pirates of the Caribbean-themed tavern that will inspired ...

Walt Disney World announced Monday the name of its upcoming adults-only lounge planned for Spaceship Earth. The 21-and-up lounge dubbed GEO-82 is set to open in 2025 inside the geodesic sphere ...

Walt Disney World announced the name of its new Spaceship Earth lounge opening this year. GEO-82 is for adults only. Disney says it will offer reservations for guests 21 and older.

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